Curriculum coverage

Every board. Every grade. Mapped.

Gyanis doesn't recommend videos “about maths” — it maps every lesson to the exact board, grade, subject, unit and topic a student is studying. Here's the full map.

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Curriculum boards by country

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Showing 3 boards in India, your selected country.

India

Your country3 boards · Classes 1–12

CBSE

Central Board of Secondary Education

Levels
Classes 1–12
Teaching languages
English · Hindi

Exam: Class 10 board exam

  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social Science
  • English
  • Hindi
  • Computer Applications

CBSE is India's national school board, followed by schools across the country and abroad, with syllabi built around NCERT textbooks. Its Class 10 and Class 12 board exams are milestone assessments for millions of students, and its science and maths syllabi form the base most JEE and NEET aspirants build on.

How Gyanis maps it

Every CBSE lesson is mapped topic-by-topic through the Board → Grade → Subject → Unit → Topic chain, sorted into the Learn or Assess pool, and opens at the clarity moment you mark — not at your intro.

ICSE / ISC

Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations

Levels
Classes 1–12
Teaching languages
English

Exam: ICSE exam

  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • English
  • History & Civics
  • Geography
  • Computer Applications
  • Economics

The CISCE conducts two well-known examinations: ICSE at Class 10 and ISC at Class 12. The board is known for its strong emphasis on English and for detailed, application-oriented syllabi across sciences, humanities and commerce.

How Gyanis maps it

Lessons are mapped into the ICSE or ISC syllabus at the exact unit and topic, so a Class 10 Chemistry video meets the student studying that precise chapter — starting at the clarity moment.

State Boards

State Boards of School Education, India

Levels
Classes 1–12
Teaching languages
Tamil · Telugu · Kannada · Malayalam · Marathi · Bengali · Gujarati · Punjabi · Urdu · Hindi · English

Exam: SSLC / SSC exam (name varies by state)

  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social Science
  • English
  • Regional Language

A large share of Indian students study under their own state's board, with syllabi and exams — SSLC, SSC, HSC and others — set at the state level, often taught in the state language. This is where regional-language teaching matters most, and where great local educators are hardest for students to find.

How Gyanis maps it

Gyanis maps state-board videos per syllabus and per language, so a Tamil Physics lesson reaches the Tamil Nadu student stuck on that exact topic — in Tamil, at the clarity moment.

Gyanis also maps SPM, STPM in Malaysia and UAE MoE in the UAE.

Content pools

Two pools, one goal.

Learn

Tutorials and explanations

Videos that teach a topic for the first time — the full walkthrough a student reaches for when a concept is new or shaky.

Assess

Practice and problem solving

Videos built around worked problems and revision — what a student needs when drilling a topic before an exam.

You choose the pool when you submit a video; Gyanis Flow, the student app, serves each one where it fits the student's moment.

Teach your board.In your language.

14 languages. 50+ subjects. If you teach it well, there's a mapped seat for it.